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VAN HALEN To 'Break Their Silence' In GUITAR WORLD Magazine

May 18, 2004

MelodicRock.com is reporting that Guitar World magazine is promoting a new exclusive VAN HALEN interview which will be featured in their July 15 issue. The entire band, including guitarist Edward Van Halen, is expected to be featured in the magazine. A promo ad for the issue can be seen at this location.

As previously reported, VAN HALEN have announced that SILVERTIDE and SHINEDOWN will open their summer reunion tour with Sammy Hagar. SILVERTIDE will perform from June 11 in Greensboro, North Carolina, through July 11 in Auburn Hills, Michigan. SHINEDOWN will play from July 19 in Chicago through August 20 in Los Angeles.

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